New DCX body code and it's being fast-tracked
New DCX body code and it's being fast-tracked
LC23
Well, L is the current 300/Magnum/Charger platform and 23 designates a two door pillarless hardtop. The C would be a model designation.
Hmmm... what two door hardtops based on the 300/Magnum/Charger platform have we seen lately? And one that DCX would like to get out quickly to take advantage of overwhelming public support to produce?
As well, rumors of TWO viper chassis are surfacing, one being an all aluminum version. McLaren is also supposed to be stepping in to help with the drivetrain. And don't count the ME412 out either...
Well, L is the current 300/Magnum/Charger platform and 23 designates a two door pillarless hardtop. The C would be a model designation.
Hmmm... what two door hardtops based on the 300/Magnum/Charger platform have we seen lately? And one that DCX would like to get out quickly to take advantage of overwhelming public support to produce?
As well, rumors of TWO viper chassis are surfacing, one being an all aluminum version. McLaren is also supposed to be stepping in to help with the drivetrain. And don't count the ME412 out either...
Re: New DCX body code and it's being fast-tracked
Originally Posted by Gripenfelter
LC23
Well, L is the current 300/Magnum/Charger platform and 23 designates a two door pillarless hardtop. The C would be a model designation.
Hmmm... what two door hardtops based on the 300/Magnum/Charger platform have we seen lately? And one that DCX would like to get out quickly to take advantage of overwhelming public support to produce?
As well, rumors of TWO viper chassis are surfacing, one being an all aluminum version. McLaren is also supposed to be stepping in to help with the drivetrain. And don't count the ME412 out either...
Well, L is the current 300/Magnum/Charger platform and 23 designates a two door pillarless hardtop. The C would be a model designation.
Hmmm... what two door hardtops based on the 300/Magnum/Charger platform have we seen lately? And one that DCX would like to get out quickly to take advantage of overwhelming public support to produce?
As well, rumors of TWO viper chassis are surfacing, one being an all aluminum version. McLaren is also supposed to be stepping in to help with the drivetrain. And don't count the ME412 out either...
Re: New DCX body code and it's being fast-tracked
I'd be surprised if Challenger isn't on the streets by June 2007.
There is an aluminum chassised Viper in development (thanks Z06!).
The ME412 I'm not convinced yet (nor have heard anything) on it being back on......
....but because the car has already had most all the development work done and only needs finishing, and especially now that the guy who wanted to produce the car now runs all of DaimlerChrysler, I wouldn't discount the possibility.
There is an aluminum chassised Viper in development (thanks Z06!).
The ME412 I'm not convinced yet (nor have heard anything) on it being back on......
....but because the car has already had most all the development work done and only needs finishing, and especially now that the guy who wanted to produce the car now runs all of DaimlerChrysler, I wouldn't discount the possibility.
Re: New DCX body code and it's being fast-tracked
Originally Posted by guionM
I'd be surprised if Challenger isn't on the streets by June 2007.
There is an aluminum chassised Viper in development (thanks Z06!).
The ME412 I'm not convinced yet (nor have heard anything) on it being back on......
....but because the car has already had most all the development work done and only needs finishing, and especially now that the guy who wanted to produce the car now runs all of DaimlerChrysler, I wouldn't discount the possibility.
There is an aluminum chassised Viper in development (thanks Z06!).
The ME412 I'm not convinced yet (nor have heard anything) on it being back on......
....but because the car has already had most all the development work done and only needs finishing, and especially now that the guy who wanted to produce the car now runs all of DaimlerChrysler, I wouldn't discount the possibility.

Re: New DCX body code and it's being fast-tracked
Originally Posted by evok
DCX build some Challenger protos last week.
Just curious if anyone knows.
Re: New DCX body code and it's being fast-tracked
Originally Posted by guionM
I'd be surprised if Challenger isn't on the streets by June 2007.
There is an aluminum chassised Viper in development (thanks Z06!).
The ME412 I'm not convinced yet (nor have heard anything) on it being back on......
....but because the car has already had most all the development work done and only needs finishing, and especially now that the guy who wanted to produce the car now runs all of DaimlerChrysler, I wouldn't discount the possibility.
There is an aluminum chassised Viper in development (thanks Z06!).
The ME412 I'm not convinced yet (nor have heard anything) on it being back on......
....but because the car has already had most all the development work done and only needs finishing, and especially now that the guy who wanted to produce the car now runs all of DaimlerChrysler, I wouldn't discount the possibility.

An insider from Allpar.com says Challenger will begin production in March of 07 and be in the showrooms by Summer. Sounds about right.
GM needs to get on the ball real quick with their Camaro and other Zeta cars. A Camaro in 2010 won't cut it at all. I imagine late 2008 we will see the Camaro and GTO first followed by Buick and Chevy RWD cars.
Re: New DCX body code and it's being fast-tracked
Originally Posted by HAZ-Matt
Plus ME410 sounds like it should be a Messerschmitt, not a Chrysler 



Re: New DCX body code and it's being fast-tracked
Originally Posted by turbo200
ME412 is just not a good idea, imo. it's too expensive, too powerful, too ridiculous for the Chrysler division, in my book. I wouldn't waste money on it. I'd put more money into refining the hell out of my current cars, and making that Imperial concept a reality for cheap Lexus kinda bucks. That would make more of a difference to the bottom line, and image of this division. LEave the alluminum chassis' cars to the Viper, which sounds like a great idea, again in my book 

Also, Imperial IS headed to market, so you needn't worry.
Re: New DCX body code and it's being fast-tracked
Originally Posted by HAZ-Matt
Plus ME410 sounds like it should be a Messerschmitt, not a Chrysler 



Re: New DCX body code and it's being fast-tracked
Originally Posted by guionM
Originally Posted by HAZ-Matt
Plus ME410 sounds like it should be a Messerschmitt, not a Chrysler

Both of them sound like the titles to engineering classes I had in college.


